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An approximately 14,200 year old grave site uncovered in Germany in 1914 is the earliest evidence we have of the domestication of dogs. The site had two humans along with the body of a puppy. Researchers not only identified the puppy skeleton as that of a domesticated canine species, but evidence at the site suggested it had received direct care from humans.

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An approximately 14,200 year old grave site uncovered in Germany in 1914 is the earliest evidence we have of the domestication of dogs. The site had two humans along with the body of a puppy. Researchers not only identified the puppy skeleton as that of a domesticated canine species, but evidence at the site suggested it had received direct care from humans.

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It’s Thursday! Meta just announced the Quest 3 VR headset, which is coming sometime later this year, as well as a price cut on the Quest 2. There’s also an updated Galago Pro Linux laptop from System76 and a new outdoor security camera from TP-Link Tapo.

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The Best Ways to Scan a Document Using Your Phone or Tablet


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Have a Jump Starter, Just in Case

Having your car battery go dead is very frustrating. Oftentimes you need a small boost to get the car running and get it somewhere to get charged or fixed, but you never know if someone will be nearby and able to help. You can have some peace of mind with the NOCO Boost Plus.

This helpful jump starter is $99 and can handle up to twenty jump starts on a single charge (though hopefully you won’t need that many jumps in one go). This also doubles as a flashlight and power bank, so if you run into another kind of emergency, the Boost Plus still has you covered.

 
Jam Outdoors With This Harman Portable Speaker, Now $199.99


Turn up the volume and take your music outdoors or virtually anywhere you go with the Harman Kardon Onyx Studio 6 Portable Bluetooth Speaker, now on sale for $199.99 ($280 off). The rechargeable wireless speaker will add a boost of entertainment whether you’re lounging by the pool or moving throughout your home. Read More »

 
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT 10 Windows Text-Entry Tricks You Should Be Using


Whether you’re authoring a college essay or tearing it up in an online debate, entering text should be as easy and efficient as possible. Windows has tons of built-in tools and features that take the pain out of typing and get you on the road to keyboard nirvana. Read More »

 
The Meta Quest 2 Is Returning to Its Original Price


Last year, Meta (formerly known as Facebook) raised the price of its Meta Quest 2 VR headset to $400. After some back and forth, the Quest 2 is returning to its initial price, alongside the announcement of the Quest 3. Read More »

 
The Meta Quest 3 Will Have a 2x GPU Boost and a Price Hike


The Meta Quest 2 is still essentially the only VR headset if you want a standalone VR experience, without a PC or game console attached. Meta, the owner of Facebook, has announced a sequel: the Meta Quest 3. Read More »

 
Which Browser Offers the Best Privacy Protection?


Each website visit yields valuable data, sold to marketers so targeted ads can follow us around the web — unless you’re using the right browser. But what’s the best browser for privacy? There are myriad options other than Chrome or Safari if you’re concerned about online privacy and security. Read More »

 
Apple WWDC 2023: How to Watch and What to Expect


Apple holds a Worldwide Developers Conference each year, or WWDC for short, and it’s coming back for 2023. Here’s when it’s happening, how to watch it, and what Apple might reveal. Read More »

 
The 10 Best Sci-Fi Movies on Max in 2023


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Your Gigabyte Motherboard Might Have a Security Flaw


Gigabyte is one of the most popular motherboard manufacturers, making some of the best gaming and non-gaming boards out there. Unfortunately, if you own one of the company’s boards, you might want to secure yourself against a backdoor that was just discovered. Read More »

 
The Best Nintendo Switch Accessories of 2023


You’ve already got a Switch, some games, and an online subscription—what more could you need? How about some of the best console accessories to make controlling, traveling, and powering your console a more pleasant experience? Read More »

 
The Best SD Cards of 2023


Fast, durable, and efficient, SD cards are the perfect tool for expanding storage space. Whether you need additional storage for your camera, game console, smartphone, or another device, these cards have you covered. Read More »

 
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Does Tapping a Can Stop It From Overflowing?


We’ve all been there. You want to quench your thirst with an ice-cold, fizzy soda. You grab it hastily from the fridge, open the can, and…it overflows all over the place. There are plenty of hacks to stop the cans from overflowing and tapping the top is likely the most popular. Unfortunately, it probably isn’t doing anything. Read More »

 
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Lindo Pro Dual Camera Video Doorbell Review: A Package Thief's Worst Nightmare


The Lindo Pro Dual Camera Video Doorbell delivers an impressive 190 degrees of top-down coverage, backed by stellar 2K resolution and HDR. And while certain features are still being tested, Lindo aims to knock the competition down a few pegs by offering more advanced capabilities for less. Read More »

 
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7 Cooking Tips That'll Make Meals So Much Better


We all want our meals to be a little better. But without taking cooking classes or spending hours in the kitchen, becoming a better cook can feel like a daunting goal. Fortunately, thanks to social media, professional chefs and home cooks are sharing their best tips for free. Here are some cooking tips that will upgrade your meals today. Read More »

 
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What Are Those Colorful Balls on Power Lines?


When you’re driving around and glancing up at power lines, you’re probably not going to see much. Maybe the occasional bird or squirrel. So, when a seemingly random colorful ball shows up on a powerline, it can come as a surprise. Read More »

 
MAME Now Supports Even More Arcade Games


There are plenty of emulators out there, and MAME is one of the standouts. It’s a multi-purpose emulator that can emulate a variety of arcade games and platforms, making it more flexible than purpose-built emulators. The latest update makes it even more versatile. Read More »

 

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Toyota’s New Data Breach Affects 260,000 Car Owners


It’s been a wild few weeks for Toyota owners. If you happen to own a Toyota, you might want to keep reading, as the company has identified a data breach that affects hundreds of thousands of owners. Read More »

 

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What Is Google Lens, and How Do You Use It?


You’ve probably seen the colorful camera icon in the Google Search bar or the Google app. It’s an unassuming shortcut that leads to a variety of impressive abilities. This is Google Lens, and it’s a Google app you should know. Read More »

 

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System76 Is Upgrading the Thin Galago Pro Linux Laptop


System76 sells a lot of laptops, from big and powerful models to thin and sleek laptops. This new option belongs to the latter category, although that doesn’t mean that it cuts corners as far as power goes. Read More »

 
TP-Link Has a New Outdoor Security Camera


Finding the right outdoor camera can be complicated, but luckily, there are plenty of good options out there. This camera by TP-Link’s sub-brand, Tapo, might just be the one you’ve been looking for. Read More »

 
6 PC Gaming Myths That Just Won’t Die


PC gaming has a lot going for it, but thanks to some persistent myths, many potential PC gamers are hesitant to make the leap from consoles. Here are six of the most pernicious myths in PC gaming that won’t die. Read More »

 
Onyx BOOX Tab Ultra C Review: Tempting E-Paper Tablet With Shortcomings


Realistically, it’s not a stretch that you would own a tablet, e-reader, and laptop. Instead of carrying all three, Boox is trying to combine all of those into the Tab Ultra C. The device uses a color e-paper display with a slab form factor and features a keyboard dock for productivity. Read More »

 
The Original Google Chromecast Won’t Get Any More Updates


We know them today as smart TV dongles that allow you to stream your favorite shows and movies through Google TV, but Chromecasts had a much simpler beginning. The device that started it all, launched in 2013, is quietly being killed off after a long 10-year run. Read More »

 
Do LED Bulbs Burn Out?


It might seem like a question with an obvious answer, but LED bulbs don’t burn out the same way traditional incandescent bulbs do. Here’s what happens instead. Read More »

 
Buy a Waterproof Speaker for the Pool, & Grab More Early Summer Sales


Memorial Day might have come a close far too soon, as long weekends always do, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t still worthwhile deals out there. With discounts on the 6th generation Apple iPad Mini, the Fitbit Sense 2 Smartwatch, JBL’s fully waterproof speaker, and more, you should have no trouble finding sales on tech gadgets that will make the start of your summer more enjoyable. Read More »

 
 

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